The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-17

brother Charley. Tho Judge e bore. and with
him s tsS S oSy "S Ssbs hfs dS
kissed and tootsey -wootseyed and tickled. and
carry @o sna 10 dS%y e goes s after
dewy eve am not informed, but don't doubt
th9 5 same procedure extends far into the hours
The army and the navy are we'll represented
Tho sturdy figure and military port Of Arson
G. McCook naturally attract attention. Quiet
and unobstruslye as tho General always 70, he
as stands to
rs $s,ss SsS aSa Ssaesi Sssf
brigade, he gives the impression that women
always glye when somebody else Is poking the
different But let me sec about the navy. Here
is, Admiral j.. H, Upshor. q little man with
ra Patson sna dea 2ndsrson
5s Ta & sbsSS J; nSSS
Turkey Boxer, and last. but BY no manner Of
means least, Gen. Sheridan.
The Con. Shridan2
No, the other one. THE Is George Sheridan
n9 only IN en-
Of annlhilatine bob Inrersoii. He . 4 better
came to grief. It was admirably written. full
gGSa sn snd
take 1t and deliver 1t. He has done so In sey.
s6a s Ths Sbcas
God can take care OF himself. They know that
tributes combined make Him an ompiscient
and omnipotent being. They cheerfplly pay 9
ana h to O. sGe n
rebuke, but they hesitated to invest that
amount in lecture sh9V Il that IngersSll =
ever, George Is here. one Of the happy-go,l ueky
contingent, oyerybody's friend. and we all wish
him abundant success.
THE WIDOWS AND THE BELLIES.
mar nfea sln SS widowed. rSh. poor styiish
Among others to whom attention p drawn
for various reasons is The widow Of Abnes
Rssnsy 81 Knssey sSs SuSer
Of Kings county, and
and stylish woman. retains her charms e 3 re-
the ssrss maeh
gossip. I was told Ct least four times 5y
SSs n United ss Bates hi bon %s0s and h4ss
absurd, Mr.. keensY. who was q very ksen and
the married ladies' Mrs. Alfred Norris Of Phila::
is vrs osSe9s shaE hss
Davis. daughter of ex-Gov. Rice 81 Massa-
ohusetts. more than shares the distinction nH
considerable toadyistic gossip, some Of WHICH
f aer aeo Tas TN lives e WHAT q called
hand, and blows 4 very loud and lncisiye horn.
Tsrp al and
where rooms can be hired by any one who has
Eyrs to BASIN i0f hofe s
horses So are D. W. g. Harrington. the flag
who has spread
repre a 9Th the Clubs q Gotham ME- Gov
H. s9TBesa a. ps
dsnee who married Of pain kss
Treasurer. Who could tell US all about the ins
and outs. especially the outs. Of, the Cleveland
n .fs
Mayor Smith Ely: Harry Polhemus. whose
ss%sMsals 7sPg
Wisely cut up INTO building iots. Instantly BE-
tread Val street misses: Mrs, Henry
bs NE SFy X sa CITY Hs g. Ssa hIsR ys
hs Ssran Toodo
owns vineyard. the sight of which would have
the Jews 9 eyss
tom ft Ferdinand Fish, whose peculiar cogno-
R.sa aDd sss s But ba G sar
as W we'll DEAR little Harry Abbey, an invalid
ns srh ase IN &
D. Witt; Mrs. J; Henry wainwright whose
ss tSs cd ana %aean "
stra a Prospect Prospect Park for Thirty years. and
loosened only when his sands Of lie began to
run near the end; amos Cutting s1Gges!tive
President Of the Erie Railroad.
THE BIG MEN AND WHAT THEY DO.
The chief factors in town are griah Weloh
prietor OF the St. Nicholas Hotel in New York
for twenty years. continuing such until It was
the ts New American here. but winter hotel in
and very attentive: Proctor: who 9wns the the
and the pHee IN Utica s
also very tall very thin and yery
moving quietly and almost unobserved among
his guests. and from part to part OF his hotel
hs " IKE hne
beauty and makes his personality generally
h are mSe
What are the escapatiops 81 al these people
Well, as I Indicated above. tho general on
| going OF society at such places. An admirable
srran gement is made about the mIsc 1T There ere
other hotel tomorrow night, One hotel has II
this morning the other hotel t2-morrow morn,
music to hear i ali The lime: and people %hS who
and. by the way. I notice that young George w;
| Smith. Tilden's, private, secretary apd one Of
6ards orchestra f msniI,R'ulatipg ". Wager sI;;
American, there. sits Smith. and when Lom-
bard waves his baton IN the Spring House.
| where occasional alleged entertainments are
| offered where Gen. Sheridan, for instance. will
| speak on Tuesday night. where the minstrels
| COME, and now and then barn-storming COM
| panies and idealistic songsters take their turn
| ut the public's pocket.
THE MIND CURE CRAZE.
The ladies ore very much interested In q
Mrs Samuel. formerly known on the dramatic
boards as Miss Latham. a. very handsome wo-
man. tall with striking features, and q mag
netic manner. Sister Samuel Is devoting her
lifo to the dissemination OF Christian science
words. she Is a disciple and a teacher OF the
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